What teaching and science topics did you research?
What do you have to share with us?
Student 5 Slide Presentations
Think of questions that YOU would ask your students about each topic.
Break
Team Mindmapping: What does the NGSS say about Evolution and Genetics
Unpack the NGSS Standard
Express your discussion as a mindmap. (Use or Mindmup or whiteboard)
Share your results
Work Session: Develop a discussion plan.
Share your thoughts about Esquith
What did you take away?
How will you apply his guidance to
your teaching philosophy?
your approach to teaching?
Homework
Observation
Watch what is going on one of your classrooms and complete Observe and Reflect Journal Entry #2
Reading
Esquith, pp. 75-96
Access Burden & Byrd Ch 7 - Strategies for Teaching for Understanding in our Shared Notebook. Don't waste your time by reading this w/o taking notes.
Research
Explore Edutopia, TEDTalks, or The Science Teacher, Educational Leadership, or Pi Delta Kappan to locate and summarize at least TEN MORE articles on one of these topics:
Goal(s) for Class
Activities
Homework
- Observation
- Watch what is going on one of your classrooms and complete Observe and Reflect Journal Entry #2
- Reading
- Esquith, pp. 75-96
- Access Burden & Byrd Ch 7 - Strategies for Teaching for Understanding in our Shared Notebook. Don't waste your time by reading this w/o taking notes.
- Research
- Explore Edutopia, TEDTalks, or The Science Teacher, Educational Leadership, or Pi Delta Kappan to locate and summarize at least TEN MORE articles on one of these topics:
- Motivating students
- Passionate Teaching
- Project-based Teaching
- Growth vs Fixed Mindset
- Intrinsic vs Extrinsic Motivation
- Metacognition - Teaching Thinking Skills
- 21st Century Skills
- Classroom Questioning: Suggested Reference from Edutopia
- Explore ScienceDaily.com Use the webclipper to gather at least 10 science articles related to a science topic that we decide on in class.
- Be prepared to pose an opening graphic and question that might engage students with a topic of your choice.
- Writing
- Pick one topic from our mindmaps. Develop a Lesson Plan to teach this topic. Use the Lesson Plan Template in our Shared Notebook.
If you haven't already: